… Given this behavioral range and the possibility that nuclear architecture itself may impart
important behavioral cues (58), we investigated whether these progressive stages of S 1 cell …

Both ErbB1 and ErbB2 are overexpressed or amplified in breast tumours. To examine the
effects of activating ErbB receptors in a context that mimics polarized epithelial cells in vivo, we …

… the nonmalignant S-1 cells at passages 50–70 (“normal”; S-1) … Control S-1 structures in
rBM, S-1 in collagen I gels, and S-1 … B: BrdU labeling indices for S-1 cells incorporated into 3D …

Three-dimensional cell culture has the potential to revolutionize toxicology studies by allowing
human-based reproduction of essential elements of organs. Beyond the study of toxicants …

… The antibody-directed disruption of NuMA foci in the acini induced changes in the distribution
pattern of acetylated histone H4, the activation of metalloprotease(s), and the loss of BM …

… The 20-year predictions for large increases in breast cancer incidence and mortality in LMI
regions(1) substantiate the urgency of the WHO’s call for actions to support primary cancer …

… Freezing rates of 3000 C s −1 are not sufficient to achieve vitreous ice and well-frozen cells.
Examination of the same cells using electron microscopy might reveal ice crystal damage …

… Immunostaining was performed using a protocol already described (Lelièvre et al., 1998).
Mouse IgG1 anti-laminB antibody was purchased from … Bissell for providing the S 1−50 cells. …

The antitrypanosomal and antifiliarial drug suramin is currently under investigation for treatment
of advanced malignancies including prostatic cancer, adrenocortical cancer, and some …

This study demonstrates that diet shifts the microbiome in the gut and the breast tumor
microenvironment to affect tumorigenesis, and oral dietary interventions can modulate the tumor …